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Globalization: 1900 to Today

Question 1
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How did indigenous groups respond to extractive industries threatening their environments in the later half of the twentieth century?

Question 2
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Which organization formed after World War II aimed at promoting international peace and cooperation?

Question 3
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What technological innovation after 1900 had significant impacts on global communication and economy?

Question 4
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In the latter half of the twentieth century, what political strategy did newly independent nations often use to assert their autonomy in an increasingly globalized world?

Question 5
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What was an outcome of increasing global economic interconnectedness for labour patterns in postcolonial nations?

Question 6
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What was a common motivation for resistance movements against globalization in the late twentieth century?

Question 7
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What are some reasons for resistance against globalization?

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Question 8
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Which event exemplifies the danger and exploitation workers can face due to globalization?

Question 9
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Which group led the Salt March as an act of nonviolent protest against British rule in India in 1930?

Question 10
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Which of the following best illustrates a limitation in historical evidence when examining the global resistance movements against European imperialism after 1900?